The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-20
sTArE AND NEIGHBoRHoOD
Hubbard ls to have a new tin mill.
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Ths State spent 100000 on her poor
last year.
James Dunn, Garrettsvllle, badly
gOred Oy a bull the other day.
John Thompson, undertaken, has been
bnryiug 'srrOlltOnisns for fifty years.
Z r Brown, of Lake county, for the
crime Of Incest, gets seven years in the
o. y.
Lima Car Works will begin operations
this week, giving employment to 500
mn.
The S,lam canning factory put up
about so 900 dozen Of canned pumpkins
last ~ ssJa.
The Keat News Is not slow In giving
expression TO the opinion that the Mayor
OF that village is n.g.
The windwOrk is now being done for
the building of pork packing establish
ment at LOudOnVille.
Alliance tOughs make Strasburg a
place Of resort, and StrssbnTg Is afraid
If losing her reputation for chastity.
The Republicans are having a scram-
BILE with each other In their haste to get
their LEGAL option bills before the legis-
lature,
During the year 1885 Columbiana
county scored 421 marriages. The sum
Of divorces did not quite reach so high
d figure.
Smith, the Cleveland murderer who
killed his wife and a companion some
lime ago. will be tried for his crime
January 9th.
By 90. of Legislature Lafayette Hile-
meD, Of Green township, MahOning
county, is now enabled to write his
nam Lafayette Rhodes"
Mr5, Joseph POstlewaite, whose hus-
Osnd and two sons were killed In the
Baltimore & Ohio wreck near Tiffin,will
sue the railroad company for $25, 600.
Sheriff Watts, of Carroll county died
st his residence In CaTTOlltOn on Friday
afternoon, from consumption, after a
lingering illness of about three months
II Portage county last year the Pro
bate Judge gave permission for 23I
couples 20 90 aad make themselYe.
happy by making each other miserable.
The Alliance electric light plant, al
though new and first class, Is not ade
quate to the increasing demand upOr
Its capacity, and consequently 1t will bt
replaced with one double the capacity,
LeskO HOwkOwitz Is in limbo al
Youngstown for attempted assault on 6
woman. Send him up! A man has nc
right TO be running loose about the
country with such name as HOWkOw
It'll
N. T, Spear, telegraph operator in P
G. 81 7. Railroad office at Youngstown
was held up by q revolver In the hands
of one, while another man went througt
the flee and his clothes for money, but
found nOue.
People from far and near attended the
funeral of the late DR.. John r. Woods at
Warren the other day. He was highly
respected by all who knew him. Rev
Avery, of Youngstown, conducted the
funeral ceremonies.
Three hunters on Wednesday killed
a ferOciOus black wolf within four miles
of 0akdsle, Putnam county. His wolf
ship measured six feet long, three feet
high, and Is said to be the largest one
ever killed In northern Ohio.
We have just heard of fellow west Of
town who is so cOnstitutiOnally heart
less and mean, that he not only beats
his dog but even beats his drum Lou
donViue Democrat. We have q man
over here That beat his washerwOmsn.
Charles Bahm, for the past ten year:
target man at the crossing Of the Balti
mgle ~ Ohio and Pennsylvania Bail
roads ir fin, and for many years DTiOl
a conductor on the Baltimore q Ohio
die6 OF hart disease at bis post OF duty
on Tuesday night.
A can Of gasoline in an Akron stove
and tinwaTa store exploded on Thursday
morning, blowing a stove into frag
meDts, Wounding and burning two meu
badly. The fire department was on hand
In few moments, and by their prompt
ness prevented cOnhagration.
The Northeastern Ohio, Northern
Pennsylvania and Western New YOrh
Bee keepers Association will hold itt
eighth annual convention In Chspmsn'C
Opera House, AndOVer, Ohio, on Wednes
day and Thursday, January 10Th snt
Goth, 1887. A general invitation is ex
tended TO all.
The food commissioner recently
puljgd a cheese maker near Wellington
for branding 125 boxes of chess full
cream dairy" when they were made
frOm partly skimmed milk. The com
missioner is untiring in his efforts tC
zee tn9t hll EdulteratiOnS and frauds
shalt be Dui down.
Aio 20 Doak, of Holmes county, hal
been arrssted on the charge OF hastardy
or tha affidavit Of Miss Mullett, he
fathers b red girl AiOnzo was 10 have
been married to tony young lady Of
Mtl!msburg, but Y is thought that sht
will Daysr be the bride of a man VII,
eyiDces such penchsnt for Mullett,
MI Sterling is another town to be ad
ded to tho already long list Of prOhibi
tiOn towns In the State. The village
cOunoii recently granted the electors Of
the corporation to vote on the question
of local option. Tie special election
has Just been held, with the following
result: Total vote cast, 1877; for prOhibi
tiOn, 103; against prohibition, GA.
John Hatfield of WOrthington, took {
trip to Indianapolis While walking
along the street he fell aud broke hi
leg. He concluded to go home and wa
put aboard the train by his friends
Train run off the track, and broker
arm and badly bruised anatomy were
added to his other misfortune. He go
hOma in badly tangled aud Out-Of-tun(
condition.
They are beginning to make the fuI
fly over in Alliance. The saloon meI
had resolved to defy the prohibition
ordinance and for several weeks they
we're allowed to have kind OF go as
you-Dlease matinee, until they came tt
the conclusion that they had broken tht
back of the ordinance aud hereafter
would have things all their own way